BWorlds

People building apps with AI tools like Lovable, Replit, Base44 and Claude Code ship quickly but end up as their app's unpaid engineer once real users arrive. Problems surface as customer complaints: a user locked out of login, another able to view other customers' paid reports by editing a URL, a surprise $12,847.60 API bill against a $200 budget, or uploads breaking after an update. Many of these builders have no technical team or CTO to catch issues like skipped login checks on paid routes, missing billing checks, exposed keys, or N+1 database queries that slow pages as they grow. Fixing these issues eats the time that should go into building, and each manual fix can introduce the next problem.

BWorlds is a platform that audits apps starting from just a live URL, with no code or passwords required for the free check, and offers deeper review when GitHub is connected. It uses specialized agents and playbooks to scan for security, reliability, data, performance, cost, and code-quality issues, covering things like read-only database exposure, skipped login/credit checks on paid AI routes, N+1 queries, exposed API keys, and privacy/consent gaps. Findings come with a ranked fix list and a specific repair prompt meant to be pasted into the user's AI builder, and BWorlds then verifies the fix against the live app or code change. After launch, it keeps 24/7 watch over uptime, errors, and live user sessions, and flags issues like slowdowns or broken sign-in after a publish, tying them to the triggering code change when GitHub is connected.